Review:
Through Hole Soldering
overall review score: 4.2
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Through-hole soldering is a method of soldering electronic components to a PCB by inserting their leads into holes in the board and then soldering the components on the other side.
Key Features
- Components have leads that pass through holes in the PCB
- Leads are then soldered on the opposite side of the board
- Provides strong mechanical support for components
Pros
- Strong mechanical connection between components and PCB
- Relatively easy to do with basic soldering skills
- Can handle higher power and heat compared to surface mount soldering
Cons
- Can be more time-consuming than surface mount soldering
- Requires more space on the PCB due to component leads passing through holes
- Not suitable for high-density or compact designs